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Wow!
Next years side will have a bit of the old Bulldogs flavour to it....Maitua, Tonga, Roberts....who's next?
$BW. :sarcasm:
Wow!
Next years side will have a bit of the old Bulldogs flavour to it....Maitua, Tonga, Roberts....who's next?
Sexy times!!!!!ogre :sarcasm:
i feel dirty and not in a sexy way
Was that tapping or Fapping????he can't answer right now, he's tapping tonga's phone. further news soon
Was that tapping or Fapping????
i never said its not true - all i'm saying is that foxsports know nothing more than anyone else - they all just feed off eachother - so don't hang out for any sort of confirmation from foxtsports cos they are just reporting what everyone else is sayingstrider, Ozzy revealed to Sterlo we have sgned a quality outside back. Media speculation has flared up about Willie Tonga, and add to that that Staggs has said it is Willie Tonga.
Put two and two together......
If that's our recruitment finished for 2012 - regarding the first-17 at least - then I am very happy.
Boxy has all the skills :sarcasm:Fapping while tapping. :sarcasm:
Tonga to join brother at Parramatta as Kearney bolsters back line
PARRAMATTA are set to announce the signing of Test centre Willie Tonga. The rumour mill was in overdrive at Parramatta Stadium last night after Channel Nine commentator Peter Sterling revealed the Eels were on the verge of a star acquisition following a conversation with Eels chief executive Paul Osborne.
''I spoke to Paul Osborne before kick-off … and he said he's signed an outside back today - and that it's a very good one,'' Sterling said during the broadcast.
''I said 'when will we know' and [he said] in a few weeks. But he told me before the game they had signed a quality centre.''
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The Herald has learnt that North Queensland three-quarter Tonga is the player they were chasing.
Tonga's younger brother, Gold Coast centre Esikeli, has already committed to the blue and golds for the 2012 season.
The Eels made inquiries about Tonga at the end of last season following unconfirmed rumours he had fallen out with Cowboys coach Neil Henry. While he opted to stay put for this year, it's understood the Eels have finally got their man.
Parramatta coach Stephen Kearney is attempting to bolster key positions for next season and has already secured the services of South Sydney halfback Chris Sandow long term.
The news is a boost to the club, particularly given the lack of depth in the outside-back stocks following the loss of Timana Tahu and Eric Grothe before the season began.
by the way, we may not be done yet...